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Stumpy Tim

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Even if we lose at Wolves and Huddersfield beat Preston, we could still tie up promotion on Easter Monday. Beat Wigan and wait for Derby to beat Huddersfield in the 5pm kick off.

So will the Concourse remain open for the whole of the latter game?

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Official Old Man

Uckfield Seagull
Aug 27, 2011
9,113
Brighton
I did ask this question weeks back and got blown out of the water.
I also asked if Huddersfields game V Birmingham would be shown before the Brizzle game and got torpedoed.
 




Stat Brother

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NSC Patron
Jul 11, 2003
73,888
West west west Sussex
Will they show the match in the park & ride buses?
 


A few Ifs here. Too many for my liking. There is a real risk that we might achieve promotion when everyone is at home, drinking tea, with only NSC to keep us up to date with the score in a match that is taking place miles away.

The whole thing will feel like a damp squib.

We need somewhere to congregate. Sort it out, please, Mr Barber.
 




Is it PotG?

Thrifty non-licker
Feb 20, 2017
25,488
Sussex by the Sea
Could do with a poll/thread, IF we were to go up, where and when?
Wolves?
End of Wigan game?
End of Derby/Hudds?
Away at Norwich?
Brizzle?
Villa?
2019?
 


Stumpy Tim

Well-known member
Could do with a poll/thread, IF we were to go up, where and when?
Wolves?
End of Wigan game?
End of Derby/Hudds?
Away at Norwich?
Brizzle?
Villa?
2019?

My point is that Easter Monday will DEFINITELY have the potential for Albion to go up - whatever happens next Friday. If we lose to Wolves on Friday & Huddersfield win, it would mean us beating Wigan in the Monday 3pm kick-off, and Huddersfield losing in the 5pm kick off. However - the club should prepare for this. If we beat Wigan & need Huddersfield to drop points in the 5pm game, I would much rather watch it with other Albion fans in the Consourse rather than scatter across the city
 








pasty

A different kind of pasty
Jul 5, 2003
31,040
West, West, West Sussex
With the possibility of us sealing promotion is there any likelihood that sky will switch it at this late hour to a 1.30 kick off and show it.

I admit I don't know all the rules surrounding that sort of scenario, but I would very much doubt they would be allowed at such short notice?
 


Stato

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Dec 21, 2011
7,376
My point is that Easter Monday will DEFINITELY have the potential for Albion to go up - whatever happens next Friday. If we lose to Wolves on Friday & Huddersfield win, it would mean us beating Wigan in the Monday 3pm kick-off, and Huddersfield losing in the 5pm kick off. However - the club should prepare for this. If we beat Wigan & need Huddersfield to drop points in the 5pm game, I would much rather watch it with other Albion fans in the Consourse rather than scatter across the city

It's NSC, so somebody has to do the pedantry. If we were to lose at Wolves but beat Wigan we would have 89 points. If they have beaten Preston, Huddersfield could lose to Fulham and still get 89 points. We wouldn't be promoted. The extremely unlikely possibility of a goal difference swing of about 30 in the last few games would stop our name being coloured in for a while longer.
 




Stumpy Tim

Well-known member
It's NSC, so somebody has to do the pedantry. If we were to lose at Wolves but beat Wigan we would have 89 points. If they have beaten Preston, Huddersfield could lose to Fulham and still get 89 points. We wouldn't be promoted. The extremely unlikely possibility of a goal difference swing of about 30 in the last few games would stop our name being coloured in for a while longer.

When it comes to the "fans celebrating and getting very drunk" test though, we'll be up
 


Seagull by the Sea

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May 22, 2013
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My point is that Easter Monday will DEFINITELY have the potential for Albion to go up - whatever happens next Friday. If we lose to Wolves on Friday & Huddersfield win, it would mean us beating Wigan in the Monday 3pm kick-off, and Huddersfield losing in the 5pm kick off. However - the club should prepare for this. If we beat Wigan & need Huddersfield to drop points in the 5pm game, I would much rather watch it with other Albion fans in the Consourse rather than scatter across the city

Bar a miraculous turnaround in goal difference we could also be promoted this Friday after beating Wolves
 


atomised

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Mar 21, 2013
5,170
I admit I don't know all the rules surrounding that sort of scenario, but I would very much doubt they would be allowed at such short notice?

I thought they'd already fulfilled their quota of games to televise so not sure they can
 




warmleyseagull

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Apr 17, 2011
4,390
Beaminster, Dorset
It's NSC, so somebody has to do the pedantry. If we were to lose at Wolves but beat Wigan we would have 89 points. If they have beaten Preston, Huddersfield could lose to Fulham and still get 89 points. We wouldn't be promoted. The extremely unlikely possibility of a goal difference swing of about 30 in the last few games would stop our name being coloured in for a while longer.

They are playing Derby on Easter Monday.
 




Triggaaar

Well-known member
Oct 24, 2005
53,221
Goldstone
Even if we lose at Wolves and Huddersfield beat Preston, we could still tie up promotion on Easter Monday. Beat Wigan and wait for Derby to beat Huddersfield in the 5pm kick off.

So will the Concourse remain open for the whole of the latter game?
Good point, well made.
 


Stato

Well-known member
Dec 21, 2011
7,376
When it comes to the "fans celebrating and getting very drunk" test though, we'll be up

I passed that moment on Friday night. After the massive bonus of yesterday's results, I would hope that between us all we can guarantee that there is always at least one Brighton fan drunk and celebrating between now and the rest of the season.
 






Triggaaar

Well-known member
Oct 24, 2005
53,221
Goldstone
Bar a miraculous turnaround in goal difference we could also be promoted this Friday after beating Wolves
Only if Huddersfield have lost. And if Huddersfield have lost, and we did win, then yes, expect people to be celebrating promotion.

D'oh! And there's me trying to be a pedant.
It's not as easy as it looks :D
 


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